The liquidity strains on the U.S. government debt market have prompted buyback talk.
Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasurys could reach 2% within the next six to 12 months.
Interest rates have more companies turning to commercial paper in lieu of issuing bonds.
Uncertainty means more and more people are looking to park bigger chunks of their portfolios in cash.
Some stablecoins are backed by Treasury bills and other key elements of the dollar funding markets.
It could determine how disruptive the so-called quantitative tightening process is to financial markets.
Bond traders around the world try to force central banks to respond to elevated inflation rates.
An already busy Congress will have to renegotiate the debt limit in just a few weeks.
The risk premium already built into Treasury bills is likely to grow, the firm's strategists said.
Investors are beginning to demand more yield to hold the shortest-maturity government debt.